.,.
November
3,
1924.
..nMrninTninninmiiinimiiH...
You
are
invited
U
lc
u
ipic-1
ul
a
series
of
LESSONS
IN
HANDCRAFT
AND
DECORATIVE
ART
Under
Hie
personal
direction
or
Miss
S.
(liidmiiiidMiu,
Artist
from
liKNNLSO.VS,
New
York
lii.lriietions
giw'ii
in
I
he
making
of
Crepe.
Paper
Nove
(lf,,
u-lunit'.
lips
Apron,
Flowers,
Table
Decoration
I-
IOIIH,
riuwer
ower
I'ariv
rii"
"(
in
......
.,
nii?
t-iivui,
ll.i.keK
Lamp.
Slimier
Hint
Mats,
Healing
Wax
Art,
the
milking
uf
Head!
and
Vases
or
exquisite
beuuly.
Lessons
Free.
November
15th
to
22nd.
Classes
will
be
held
from
u
to
VZ
u.m.
and
I
to
(I
p.m.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
nilneert,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELD
I
NO.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kind
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
3SF
The
WASHTUB
Something
you're
glad
to
tell
"Qooclbye"
There
is
no
woman
who
docs
not
enjoy
saying
"good-bye"
to
the
wash-tub.
And
there
is
no
need
for
any
woman
to
even
have
one
about
the
house.
For
our
Wet
Wash
Service
does
all
the
washing
and
returns
-your
bundle,
fragrantly
clean,
ready
to
starch,
iron
or
hang
out
to
dry.
,
When
you
see
how
well
it
is
done
and
how
little
it
costs
that
is
when
you'll
say
"good-bye"
to
the
wash-tub
forever.
Wet
Wash
5
c
a
pound
MINIMUM
CHAROr.
75o
CANADIAN
LAUNDRY
AND
dRY
CLEANERS
Sixth
Avenue
WosL
Phone
8
Send
H
V
Javrfw
mm
dry
J
'
i
B.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
it.
Hayners,
Undertakers,
1'lione
351
TAXI
ami
Messenger
Service.
Miotic
078.
tf
A
delicious
drink
for
ull
oc-l
easioim
"SUI'HHMF"
ColTee.
tf
-
Pageant.-
I
loii'l
mis
it.
F.m-
picss
Theatre,
November
5.
Mrs.
A.
V..
Jtazctl-Juiicit
will
not
receive
tomorrow
Tuesday.
-
Dr.
J.
A.
West
returned
from
.Sinilliers
on
last
night's
train.
Milton
Ooiuales
returned
on
lal
niifiil'it
train
from
a
trip
to
Sinilliers
on
legal
business.
It.
Howe
of
the
Swift-Canadian
Co.
relumed
on
last
night's
train
from
a
business
trip
up
the
line.
ou
was
soulh
on
buiue
in
SI.
Andrew's
Indies
Auxiliary
llataar
will
Ik
held
in
St.
An
drew's
minis,
Sh;oih1
Avenue,
November
t,
from
3
lo
0
i.m.'
Whist
Drive
in
evening.
ii'J
V.
Wall,
a
memlH'r
of
Ihe
stall
of
F.
it.
Html
Co.
i
havinz
Vlne-lay
for
a
todiday
in
the
state
of
Washington.
He
evpccls
lo
be
away
about
six
weeks.
Mrs.
M.
M.
Mel.aehlau
and
Iwo
small
daughters
have
arrived
from
Ihe
east
afler
an
absence
of
four
mouths
spout
with
relatives
THE
DALLY
NEWB
PAOB
TBREA
,
.
y
fg
n
I
I
I
ft
al
ak
ft
W
A
Local
and
Personal
&.W
rfK
i&
1
rWft
'ttsM
fcHUifl.
Latest
in
SILKS
and
DRESS
GOODS
at
West
of
England
Store
SMITH
BLOCK.
F.
i.
Dawson
saib'd
on
Satur
day
night
by
the
steamer
Prince
Harry
Love
returned
on
the
Hupert
for
Vancouvei
Prince
Itunert
Saturday
niiflill
from
a
business
trip
to
Vaiieou-
''"
ScilTert
of
the
North
and
ver
and
Seattle.
I
south
mine,
slevyarl,
passed
tlnotisMi
the
oily
Saturday
night
M.
P.
McCalTery
returned
onlbounU
for
Aanceuver
t
lie
Prince
Hupert
Saturday
niuhl
from
a
week's
business
trio
to
Jack
Dariwley,
Sidiiey-lJazcll-
Vaneouvcr.
Jones
and
Alex
Mitchell
relumed
Ion
lat
night
train
from
Hazel
I..
W.
Palinore
returned
on
Ihe
ton
where
they
played
for
dance
.
.
..
....
.
.
1
I
L..l.l
..Ii.biI.h
:
I
.
I
.
mice
.tuperi
raiuruay
iiikih
"u
oaiuruaj
i(uis
from
a
business
trio
to
Yaneou-
I
in
.
tat..
IIAbl
.
kit
xep,
I
.'en
nuio'r
ui
.Mice
Arm
passl
lliroiigli
(he
eily
Sat
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Olof
Hanson
re-
urday
night
eiiroute
to
Vancou
turned
home
on
the
Prince
Hu-ht'"
where
ihe
will
spend
some
pert
Saturday
night.
Mr.
Han-
'Me
visum
tonnectiou
with
the
i.ole
industry
Hrrion,
inspector
ol
and
visited
Seattle
and
Spokane,
"alelierie
who
wbiiI
lo
Hated
the
Pythian
Sisters.
Tw
u
nights,
November
G
and
7.
"A
Suntlower
Servn
ale,"
Methodil
Church
at
8
ii.
in.
AdmiMkin
SUe
uiid
20.
Ion
last
week
with
5,000,000
sal
Miss
U.
M.
Hilchcy,
who
ha
"'on
egss
for
the
hatchery
from
been
vlsitinjr
for
the
oasl
few
reinherlon
Lalte,
returned
lo
Ih
iuoiilh
in
her
old
home
province
c'y
alunlay
iiighl
and
sailed
of
Prince
Kdward
Island,
re-
Pnnce
lluiwfrt
for
Ih
urutHl
lo
the
city
on
the
Prince!
"math
itunert
Saturday
nislil
..
i..
ii
.Meara,
tlie
victoria
Mrs.
W.
(Jilchrisl
returned
to
lawyer
who
N
eiis?el
by
tli
the
city
Saturday
nlaht
from
Mhka
In.lians
hi
connection
llcvelstoke
where
she
atlendtHl
"1'
thc
rrwentalious
lo
Ihe
I
he
ilrand
Lo-lae
convention
off'!
B-OvemineHi
on
land
I
matters,
w--1
tliroujrli
on
th
Cardena
yelirilay
'
aflertKKtii
Ibouiul
for
Arrandale.
H.
F,
Kerpin,
M.L.A.
for
Allin
arrived
in
Ihe
city
ou
Ihe
Prinic
2cor'"'m
SalunNy
iiikIH
and
boardesl
the
Prince
Hupi-r
bound
for
Victoria
where
he
will
allend
Ihe
sesstin
of
the
lgila'lure.
Mr.
Kerpin
expressed
reurel
al
Ihe
tragic
.dejth-
of
--Job.
MeKie.
M.L.A.
for
lireeiiwood-Ciraiul
Forks,
-'wfeicii
;
Unfit!
'place
lasl
week.
.
Mrs.
T.
W.
Falcouer
mid
daughter,
Juanila.
of
Alice
Arm,
passeil
through
tlie
eily
on
Salunluj
bound
for
Vancouver
and
New
!
Weslniinslrr
where
they
will
pend
a
month
holidaying.
Mrs.
Falconer
will
also
attend
the
wwidiiig
of
her
brother,
Thomas
It.
Selkirk,
a
youim
Vancouver
al
Seallle,
Victoria.
Nelson
uii.l
,
aNvyf,r
laUp
llIac,
in
Vw
Ldmouton.
:w..i.,.i,i
....
v...
i..
(I.
W.
.lohiisloue
arriveil
liome
ou
Ihe
Prince
Hupert
Saturday
night
afler
having
attended
the
(rand
Lodge
convention
of
Ihe
Knights
of
Pythias
al
Itevelslokc.
J.
A.
Iluckham,
the
newly
elf.'ot-.
ei
speaker
of
the
Legislature
is
u
son
in
law
of
Mrs.
Kenny
of
Tkl-
SlalT
Capl.
and
Mrs.
Cjirruthers
of
Wraugell;
Capl.
Chalk
and
Lieut.
Itenas
of
Juneau;
Hnsign
Uorin
of
Ketchikan
'
and
tlapt.
Hea
of
Ibis
eily
returned
o;i
Saturday
night's
train
from
Winnipeg
where
tliey
atleuded
the
an-ntfal
Salvation
Army
Congress.
The
Alaska
ollleers
who
took
low
Street,
he
having
married
i
pal
in
special
services
here
over
Miss
Kenny,
a
siler
of
Missiihe
week-end,
will
sail,,
for
Iho
Noni
Kenny
of
this
city.
The'porlh
mi
Ihe
Princess.
Mary
this
deputy
sieaker,
II.
!.
Perry
of
afternoon.
Prince
here.
(ieorge,
is
well
known
ANNOUNCEMENTS
'
Capl.
K.
Maldis
and
Charles
Davis,
cajilnin
and
stair
en
gineer
res
per
I
i
vrtyT
o
If
'I
ho
s
ea
m
-,er
(Iray.
arrived
from
the
south
on
Ihe
Prince
Hupert
Saturday
nighl.
lo
join
Ihe
steamer
Prince
John
relieving
Cant.
Neil
McLean
Ladies'
Auxiliary.
St.
Andrew
s
!,,
rM,,t
i:,ltrjeer
Mul
vain
will
Society,
llazaar,
Tuesday,
Nuv.
.
haviv
been
railed
lo
Vancouver
by
nO
f
in.
rompany
on
hu.sincss.r(Capl.
,..
,...-!,.
o...
v
,!"'
;M.'Kin..on,
cUJer
ptliver
of
,Hl9Miail
unuilll
imii,u1,u.l!
PCIHCO
lUOer
.
I-US
lilti.ll
Lulheran
Pageant,
Kmpress
Tliealrc,
November
5.
"Sun
Flower
Serenade
in
Ihe
Methodist
Cliuteli,
Nuv.
0
and
?.
(juecn
Mary
Chapter
Whist
Drive
and
Dance,
Nov.
7,
Elks
Home.
Moose
llazaar,
Nov.
IK
and
ID.
If
Presbyterian
Ilaxaar,
Nov.
20.
Lutheran
llazaar,
December
2.
Metropole
Hall.
temporary
conimuml
o
the.
Gray.
Ufjon
steni4V'rCardciia,
Capt.
A.
In
Dickson,
arrived
from
the
soulK
at
:i:IS
yesterday
arier-nootf
and
sailed
al
8
in
.(ho
-veiling
for
Anyojc,
Sluwarl
and
Alice
Arm.
Tlioj
Vf:el
brought
Ihe
following
ssejiaiM-:
"for
If
j
Prince
Ituperl
-
(i.
A.
Hryant
I.,
(i.
.Meara;
foiviAuyox
H.
U.
Lincoln,
Miss
.Stewart
and
Mr.
Longfellow;
for
Stewart
A.
D.
Fremenlo.
It.
Wcjjsjer,.
II..
J.'
C.
Atkins,
Miss
McDonald,
Mrs.
Atkins
and
Mr.
ajid
Mrs.
L.
A.
Parks.
Mooseheart
Legion
Whist
Drive
and
dance,
November
it,
at
8.30.
200
Jack
Xarclli
called
on
the
Prince
Ituperl
Saturday
night
for
Vancouver.
Mm.
H.
II.
Little,
332
Fifth
Ave.
ISast
-will
be
at
home
the
first
Friday
of
each
month.
J.
H.
Turner
arrived
from
Dor-
rccn
ou
.Saturday
night's
train
and
is
registered
at
the
Prince
Hupcrt
Hotel.
Mr.
and
Mm.
It.
II.
McAdam
arrived
from
IJuckley
Day
by
company
boat
this
morning
bringing
their
son
to
the
city
for
surgical
treatment.
Provincial
Constable
J.
P.
Kg
gleshaw
of
Terrace
and
Con
stable
It.
(Hbson
of
Port
Kssing-
lon
reached
the
city
Saturday
night
from
the
interior.
Krnie
Piercitof
Port
Kssington
was
fined
300
with
(lie
option
of
six
mouths
imprisonment
by
Magistrate
McClymont
in
the
city
olice
couth
this
morning
foi
supplying
liquor
to
Indians.
II.
L.
Frank
of
Terrace
arrived
in
the
city
from
the
interior
las)
night
and
will
return
home
on
this
afternoon's
train.
Mr.
Frank
is
planning
lo
ship
several
tons
or
polaloes
here
from
his
farm
it
Kflsumkalum.
Joseph
Hoar,
charged
with
oh
laining
money
under
false
pre
lences
by
caching
worthle
checks,
was
further
reiiiamf''
until
tomorrow
in
the
eily
police
court
tin
morning.
further
prosecution
evidence
is
lo
be
brought
in.
Albert
Kdwards,
Indian
of
Massed,
and
Fred
Auriol,
Alaska
Indian,
were
each
fined
1
0
and
costs
in
the
city
police
court
(hi
morning
for
intoxication.
Martha
Kelly,
similarly
charged,
was
let
oul
on
suspended
sentence
with
Ihe
understanding
(bat
she
re
turn
forthwith
to
her
home
in
Port
Simpson.
The
power
boat
Prosperity
Cap!.
Drindle,
is
in
port
today
'lischaruiug
30
tons
of
palladium
'piicenlrale
rroni
Ihe
Salt
Chuck
mine
near
Ketchikan
for
trans
shipment
east
over
the
Canadian
National
Hallways
to
Irvington
smeller.
New
Jersey.
Mrs.
Helen
Nuclch
arrived
in
Ihe
eily
from
Alice
Arm
Saturday
nighl
and
will
.leave
Ihis
week
en
roule
via
various
points
in
the
l
ulled
Slates
lo
her
old
home
in
Juga-Slavia
where
she
will
remain
unlill
spring.
Her
daughters.
Mis
Helen
Nucich
and
Miss
Christina
Nucich,
are
attending
school
in
the
eily
and
will
remain
here.
CP.
It.
steamer
Princess
Mary,
northbound
from
Vancouver
to
Alaska
ports
is
duc
at
1.30
this
afternoon
and
will
sail
at
it
for
the
north.
Passengers
booked
lo
leave
on
the
vessel
include:
Otto
Christiansen
and
().
Korpas
for
Ketchikan:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
It.
Dobbins,
Miss
Nadine
Dobbins.
(J.
A.
Schumaker,
J.
Martin-en
Capt.
J.
Chalk
and
Lieut,
lle'nas
for
Juneau;
SlalT
Captain
and
Mrs.
Carrulhers
and
son
for
Wraugell.
SMITHERS
M.
(iouzales
of
Prince
Rupert
arrived
in
town
Thursday
morn
ing
lo
allend
the
silting
of
the
County
Court.
There
was
born
al
the
llulkley
Valley
District
hospital
on
Wednesday,
Oct.
29,
a
daughter
lo
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Cair
of
Forestdale.
II.
F.
MeI.eod,
district
laud
registrar
at
Prince
Ituperl
was
in
town
ou
Thursday
on
his
way
home
afler
a
holiday
spent
in
Ihe
district.
A.
K.
ideris,
fur
buyer
of
Houston",
was
a
business
visitor
to
Smilhers
on
Friday.
i,
-
11.
C.
Fraser
of
Prince
Hupert,
public
schools
inspector,
gladdened
(ho
hearts
of
the
Smithers
teachers
and
children
when
he
appeared
at
the
local
school
on
Thursday.
Mr.
Fraser
is
on
one
of
his
periodical
tours
of
inspec-
'"id
O.
K.
Woods;
Arrandalo
'i,
lion
and
intends
to
spend
three
or
four
days
here.
Geo.
A.
Covington,
general
merchant
from
.Topley,
was
in
(own
ou
Thursday
attending
to
business
matters.
He
was
also
one
of
the
successful
applicant
The
Finer
the
Tea
I!
the
richer
the
flavor.
SALADA"
$2.95
$3.95
$1.45-
SRUEN
VJATCHE!
"FAMILY
SHOE
STORE."
H031
is
the
finest,
therefore
is
always
more
delicious
than
ordinary
tea.
Try
it.
PERHAPS
YOU
NEED
GLASSES
?
Lois
of
people
do
but
don't
know
iL
If
you
have
to
hold
things
too
rar
away,
or.
your
eyes
lire
easily,
come
in
ami
we
will
find
out
if
it
i
your
eyes.
Our
optical
department
has
just
been
fitted
up
wilh
the
latest
testing
equipment,
and
a
new
course
o"r
study
just
completed
gives
you
Ihe
benefit
of
any
new
discoveries
and
the
newest
styles
in
frames.
BULGER
&
CAMERON
LIMITED.
Killer
our
Ad.
Competition
before
Nov.
lo.
Note:
Drawings
would
be
of
no
use
us
The
News
could
not,
reproduce
them
in
Ihis
space.
SPECIAL
THIS
WEEK
FOR
MISSES
AND
GROWINQ
GIRLS.
Misses'
Patent
Leather
Sandals,
real
snappy.
Sizes
11
to
2.
Growing
Girls'
Patent
Leather
One
Strap
Slippers,
medium
heel.
-Girls'
Spats,
sizes
2
and
3.
Special
price.
"The
Family
Shoe
Store"
Phone
Hed
0V.
making
application
before
Judge
Young
for
naturalization
papers,
being
sponsored
by
Archie
Mc-lnnes
of
North
Uulkley.
WATER
NOTICE
(DlMrd.n
n4
UtO
T.VkK
MiTICE
Uwl
Andrew
SoUd.
VK'M
fur
Eninnrrr
Gold
Mines
Ltd..
Ine,.
lHe
ridrf.Hi
I
8
IS-1
to
Knudwijr.
New
Vork.
N.Y..
will
apply
Tor
Uetmt
take
nd
Ui
3l
ruble
fert
pT
wmnd
of
witer
out
the
Winn
Blver.
which
flowi
Westerly
and
drains
Onto
Tlu
Arm
about
two
and
a
halt
miles
smith
or
Engineer
Mine.
The
water
will
be
diverted
frtni
Ihe
st!Tm
at
a
point
about
one
mile
upstream.
rrom
Taau
Arm.
and
will
be
used
for
power
purpose
upon
the
"Entlneer
Mine,"
described
aa
Eleven
Cniwn-aranled
Mineral
Claims,
surveyed
as
tots
.Not.
It,
to.
10A.
07,
tot.
tig.
7.
ti;
t70j
7f.
and
1111
Grnnn
I.
Casslar
District.
This
ooiice
was
posted
on
the
around
on
the
tith
day
or
June.
IttJ.
A
copy
or
thl
notice
and
an
application
pursuant
thereto
and
to
the
"Water
Act,
ttlt,"
will
be.fjled
In
the
office
or
Ihe
Water
nerordei"
at
Allln.
D.C.
Objection
to
the
application
may
be
riled
with
the
ald
Water
necorder
or
with
the
Comptroller
or
Water
nirhts.
parliament
Bulldlnra,
Victoria,
B.C..
within
thirty
days
arter
the
first
anpearanc
of
thla
notice
In
a
local
newpip.
Th
dale
or
the
first
pun-lication
of
this,
notice
is
October
toin
itti.
ENCINEEtt
flOID
MINES.
LIMITED.
INC..
.ppiicani.
By
Andrew
Sostad,
Ajcut
ECKOFF
STUDIO
Calls
for
your
Patronage
Our
Vancouver
Customers
still
send
us
llieir
orders
for
enlarging
and
copying.
You
don't
have
lo
send
away.
We
do
it
here
at
reasonable
prices",
and
do
it
well.
EckofF
Studio
Cor.
2nd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
NOTICE.
T.VkK
NOTICE
that
within
thirty
day
from
dale
I
Intend
tu
apply
to
the
Minister
of
Lands
for
authority
to
ronstrurt
a
road,
not
lu
evreed
rorly
it)
reel
lu
width,
rrom
the
Enitlneer
Mine
tu
Wann
lllver,
over
and
across
the
undermentioned
Mineral
Claims,
via.:
the
"Jersey
Lily."
"Col-iiuililtie"
Fractional,
"Oold
Kniwn."
"Tom
Boy,"
"Jark-a-tar."
-kin
Owrire"
and
"Brownie
.No.
I."
All
aitiule,
lylnir
and
belna;
.on
the
Eal
side
or
Taku
Arm
In
the
Allln
Lake
Mltilni
Division.
Casslar
IXslrlrt,
Provlnre
or
British
Columbia.
Also
to
construct
such
power
line
or
lines
as
may
be
requisite
ami
nwssary
Dr
t'w
transmission
of
over
from
the
tHuupany's
plant
innate
on
Wann
lllver
to
the
around
Heraled
or
nmtmlled
by
Ihe
tnrlneer
Gold
Mines.
Ltd..
Inc.
Imlrd
at
Eiirlnevr
Mine.
Allln.
B.C..
thla
ttnd
day
or
October.
Itti.
ANDREW
SOSTAD.
A
rent
for
Enflneer
Hold
Mines,
Ltd..
Inc.
LAND
ACT.
A,
..J.
k.alnl
I
.
1.
1
-
,
J
hl.l
.1.1
Dlatrlct
tf
Prince
Rupart
Take
.Notice
that
I.
Samuel
Simpson,
of
Massett,
B.C..
occupation
risherman.
In-I
tends
to
apply
roe
permission
to
lee
th
Mlowtn
described
lands:
Commenrlnit
al
I
a
post
planted
near
Ihe
southeast
comer
of
Massetl
Island,
and
thence
&
chains
to
low
water
mark:
thence
rollowlnr
low
waer
,
mark
In
a
northwesterly
direction
a
dis
tance
or
o
chain
(t
mile);
thence
west-terry
i
chains;
thence
southerly
SO
chain
I
(I
mile
i
to
post
of
commencement
and
roQtalnlnt
II
acres
rmore
or
lev
SAMUEL
SIMPSON.
Applicant.
Peter
Keav.
Mint.
tilth
September.
Itl,